Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-04
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petroleum as a fuel in one department.
TIE nail factories will resume this week.
At the lycenm in the ". f church,
Wednesday evening, DR.. Manchester, oil
Barncsville lectured. The subject OF his
discourse was, "a Three Years Campaign
as a Private" Little Miss Minnie TaylCT
sang angels Call Thee. Little Darling
AMI Mr.. W. Policy rendered The Star
Spaugled Banner" The next lecture o. this
series will be given next week.
James Geary, the man who was burned
by the break out of the metal at the Riv'
erside blast furnace, Is recovering from the
effects. 1t is thought that he may lose
the sight Of n eye.
The iron works company is making
large shipments of the muck iron which it
had in stock.
Rev. J. E Garvin, of Allegheny, Pa,
was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Rank have returned
from e trip to Cumberland, Nd.
Another fashionable wedding IS u
morsd 10 take place shortly.
The mumps are raTaging the jaws OF the
Juveniles
st. Johns fair and festival will be con-
tinued during the present week. 1t Is
proving quite q success.
Quite q brilliant wedding took place at
5 O'Clock Thursday evening. TIE con-
tracing parties were Miss Louisa Me
bergell and Mr.. David Hare. The cere-
mony was performed in the parlors of the
brides home by Rev. Ulfert, OF Wheel
ing, with the impreSsiyeness Of the Luth-
eran ritual. The bride looked beautiful
in q handsome costume of gendsrme plush
and ~broadcloth. The attendants were Miss
Lizzie NiedeImyer aud Dir. Louis N'eber-
GALL. After the couple had received the
best wishes and congratulations OF the as
sembled throug, supper was announced
and the guests were ushered to the dining
room, where p bountiful feast was heartily
discussed. They then adjourned to Sean
Ions Hall, where the hours were merrily
danced away to the strains of the orches-
ira. The happy couple have their house
cozily furnished for occupancy and imme-
diately went to housekeeping. The fol-
lowing is q list of presents: China tea set
of 81 pieces, Mrs. Mason; silver knives
and forks, Mr.. Chas. Schad; silver teapot,
Mr.. P. W. Greenwood; clock, Mr.. John
Nieberyall; set ant chairs and rock
er, Mr.. Aug. ScEad; plush
toilet case, Miss Sdhe Peabody
water set, Mr.. Altmyer and daughter
cake and stand, Mrs. James briggs; fine
ebony easy chair, Misses Sadie and Soma
Schad; lace bed set, Mr.. and W. Baker;
table cloth, Mrs Taylor; ten dollars, MIR.
and Mrs, Kuntz; pair Of blankets, MI.
George Neibergall; silver pickle castor,
Mr.. Louis Schad; fruit berry set, Mr..
and Mrs. Benson; pair Of vases, Mr.. and
MH =. Walters; jewelry case,
Mr.. James Moran, landscape in
oil, Mr.. and Mrs. George Schad
towels, Miss Carrie Vance; plush album,
Nj. and Mrs. Floyd Bowers; pillow shams
and sheet, Mrs. Niebergsll; picture, Rev.
Holtz and wife; water set, Mr.. John Nc
Cough; table spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Night
ingale: set vases, Mr.. James Pierson
knives and forks, Mr.. C. Meld; plush
album. Mr.. Charles Shsd, spoon
holder, Miss Daisy Benson;
clothes basket Mr.. c. briggs;
Lambrequin, Miss Lizzie Niedermyer;
towels, Mrs. Waters; napkins, Mr.. W.
Peller; table cloth, Miss Crow; lace toilet
set, Miss Jennie aud Maggie Burr; bed
spread, Mrs Melfer; table cloth and nap
kins, Miss May Taylor; wine set, Mrs. and
Mrs. Price; panel mirror, Miss Fannie and
Belle Gerrity; jet glass ware, Miss Maggie
stand covers, Mrs. Horner; coal
bucket; Mr.. james Taylor; tub OF proyis-
ions, Mr.. Louis LingemauI bed spread,
Miss Carrie Taylor; table cloth, Miss Liz
zie Schran; feather bed, pillows, five quilts,
two comforts, set Of cutlery, sugar spoon
and butter knife, Mrs. Mrs. Bitchney,
of the groom,